Inspiring Tweets

Q: How do you design an amazing user experience?

In the clip below, Airbnb co-founder and CEO Brian Chesky explains that one route to a great UX and word-of-mouth growth is designing the perfect experience for one person:

“How do you make something for a million people? I don’t…

Garry Tan on LinkedIn: 45% of YC companies get to Series A and median ARR is $1M+, trending up… | 67 comments

YC valuations are looking a bit more approachable this cohort. Product and no revenue at around 15M post. Product and 100kish in revenue at around 20M. These numbers were much higher last batch.

Age when they started these businesses:

Bill Gates, Microsoft: 19
Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook: 19
Michael Dell: 19
Jim Casey, UPS: 19
Richard Branson, Virgin: 19
Steve Jobs, Apple: 21
Walt Disney, Disney: 21
Vernon Rudolph, Krispy Kreme: 22
Daniel Ek, Spotify: 23
Whitney Wolfe…

Your customers should be able to find your brand anywhere on the internet, not JUST your website

Create a podcast, start a magazine

Make the buying experience fun for your shoppers and they’ll keep coming back

Daniel Abrahams on LinkedIn: &quot;Quality starts with your product, not your marketing.&quot; - Steve Jobs (1991)

Racing towards 40 and still striding for a business success.

Every day I wake up and wonder if it will happen.

Going for another swing this year.

Luckily we all have time.

I've made $30K with only @framer templates this year.

Yes, website templates can be a real business if you put all your efforts into it!

Focus, see what works best for you &amp; dive into the thing with the most significant potential.

Here is how I did it 👇 🧵

Peter Thiel: Meaning is found in doing things that are important, that otherwise wouldn't get done.

Aim to work on things which without you, wouldn't / couldn't get done by anyone else.

Kevin Jurovich on LinkedIn: #marketing #apple #startups #founders | 23 comments

Jony Ive on what Steve Jobs taught him about focus

In the clip below, the legendary designer of the iMac, iPod, iPhone, iPad, and MacBook explains that one of the most critical things he learned from Steve Jobs was the importance of focus.

“This sounds really simplistic, but it…

To me the fascinating thing is that a lot things work or doesn't work because of the setup or history of the company. 

It's bit like people would say that jumping out of airplanes doesn’t work but then didn't pack a parachute when going up.

Couple of things I think worked well…